The Old Confederate Military Road
The Old Confederate Military Road 1862-1865 in 1862, when the Federal troops captured New Orleans and blockaded the mouth of the Mississippi River. Taylor's army, then in Central...
- louisiana
- civil war
McMillan Building
Barnette's Landing
CAPTAIN E. T. BARNETTE, A PASSENGER ON THE RIVERBOAT LAVELLE YOUNG, DEBARKED NEAR THIS SITE ON AUGUST 26, 1901 AND ESTABLISHED A TRADING POST WHICH, IN 1902, BECAME KNOWN AS FAIRBANKS
Second Avenue Subway - 96th Street Station
Second Avenue Subway 96th Street Station December 31, 2016 Andrew M. Cuomo Governor, New York State Thomas F. Prendergast Chairman and CEO, MTA Dr. Michael Horodniceanu President, MTA...
- new york
- manhattan
- subway
- second avenue subway
- mta
- andrew cuomo
- 2016
The Carnegie Hill Malls
The Carnegie Hill Malls are funded by the co-ops and condos on Park Avenue and friends of CARNEGIE HILL neighborsSubmitted by @lampbane
- new york
- manhattan
- carnegie hill
- park avenue
Sarah Sze - Blueprint for a Landscape
Sarah Sze Blueprint for a Landscape 2017 Porcelain tile Fabricated by Sarah Sze Studio, Alcalagres and Estudio Cerámico Commissioned by MTA Arts & Design and New York City TransitSubmitted by @lampbane
- new york
- manhattan
- sarah sze
- 2017
- art
- mta
Local Waterfront Revitalization Program, Bush Terminal Park
NYS Environmental Protection Fund Local Waterfront Revitalization Program Bush Terminal Park New York City Andrew M. Cuomo, Governor Cesar A Perales, Secretary of State Bill de Blasio,...
- brooklyn
- sunset park
- bush terminal
- andrew cuomo
- cesar perales
- bill de blasio
Newtown Creek Nature Walk, Morton Gneiss
The drinking fountain is made of this metaphoric stone that was formed 3.5 billion years ago in the Minnesota River Valley. Morton Gneiss is one of the earth's oldest rocks.Submitted by @lampbane
- brooklyn
- greenpoint
- newtown creek
South Ferry Terminal
MTA New York City TransitSouth Ferry Terminal2009 David A. PatersonGovernor, State of New YorkH. Dale HemmerdingerChairmanMetropolitan Transportation AuthorityElliot G. SanderExecutive Director...
- new york
- manhattan
- south ferry
- battery park
- david paterson
- mta
- subway
Frank Giorgini - Passage
Frank GiorginiPassage2000Handmade ceramic tile, mosaic, forged mild steel, bronze, and graniteFabricated by Frank Giorgini Handmade Tiles, Bobby HanssonLeaping Beaver Forge, and Peter Colombo...
- new york
- manhattan
- south ferry
- battery park
- mta
- frank giorgini
- subway
- art
- 2000
Henkle & Joyce Hardware Building 1887
Henkle & Joyce Hardware Building 1887 The Henkle& Joyce Hardware Building, built circa 1887, is one of the Haymarket's key early structures. With it's smaller scale and rich ornamentation, it...
Color Guard of the 8th Wisconsin Infantry Regiment
Submitted by @Waxler81
H. P. Gleason
Submitted by @jqmcd
The Hamburg Massacre
THE HAMBURG MASSACRE The Hamburg Massacre. which occurred nearby on July 8. 1876, was one of the most notable incidents of racial and political violence in S.C. during Reconstruction....
Central Platte Valley
- pany express
- oregon trail
- plum creek massacre
- telegraph
San Augustine City Cemetery
This burial ground originated as the private cemetery of the J. C. Anderson family, whose residence stood on a nearby lot. The oldest of the 500 to 700 graves date from the 1830s....
- texas
- cemetery
- san augustine county
An Early Presbyterian Church in Texas
Organized as the Bethel Presbyterian Church at Goodlaw school house by the Rev. Hugh Wilson on June 2, 1838 with the following charter members:James, Isabella, Joseph andMartha SharpH. G. Peggy,...
- texas
- church. religion
- san augustine county
Sam Houston in San Augustine
Sam Houston (March 2, 1793 - July 26, 1863) left home in 1809 and lived among the Cherokees. After two years he returned to the Anglo world; he opened a school, fought the British under...
- texas
- sam houston
- politician
Providence Baptist Church
Organized October 3, 1818. First pastor, Norvell Robertson, was a Revolutionary soldier. Eight charter members were of the Granberry, Robertson and Lee families.
- mississippi
- hattiesburg
- church
- religion
Vernon F. Dahmer, Sr.
Vernon Dahmer (1908-1966), a farmer, businessman, and Civil Rights leader widley known for his belief that "if you don't vote, you don't count" was killed here defending his home and family from a...
- mississippi
- civil rights